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Discover the world through sustainable travel, where you can reduce your environmental impact while immersing yourself in authentic local cultures and cuisines. Learn how to travel responsibly by choosing eco-friendly transportation, staying at green accommodations, and supporting local communities.

Savor the flavors of traditional dishes and discover local food markets that prioritize sustainability. From ethical wildlife tourism to zero-waste travel tips, explore ways to enjoy cultural heritage and authentic experiences while preserving the planet for future generations. Start with our trip to Keemalah for a taste of eco luxury travel.

Sustainable travel is all about creating meaningful adventures that benefit both you and the places you visit.

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Long Public Bus Converted into $300,000 Un-green Luxury Home

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We were so excited to learn that an Israeli pair transformed an old bus into an attractive luxury home, until we saw what materials...
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World Sees Scary Transition to Seas Full of Jellyfish, Not Fish

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Every summer the surge of jellyfish seems to be getting worse and worse in the Mediterranean Sea. A new UN report says that may...
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North Africa Coast Will Rise 60 Percent More than Previous Projection: New Study

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New scientific reports suggests that coastal flooding for Middle East and North African countries will be much worse than estimated six years ago. What...
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Visit the Round Freedom Farm House in the Siwa Oasis, Egypt

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It takes some perseverance to get to Siwa, which lies just east of Libya. Either a long bus or car ride from Cairo, the journey is worth every dust spec, every extra freckle from the sun, and every mile of desert scenery.
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Mars One Gets 80,000 Willing for One-way Mission to Mars

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When the call went out Mars One might have expected a few dozen people would be willing to accept a suicide mission to a dead planet....
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Dubai Cheetah Owners Can Save the Species, Says Expert

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We have often lamented that people from Dubai and other Arabian Gulf countries walk around with wild cats the way Hollywood stars carry Chihuahuas....
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AirBnB Rental Ruled Illegal – What it Means for the Middle East

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From a €17 pad in Sharm Sheikh to a €61 room on Gaza Beach and a cave home in Israel, AirBnB is used widely across...
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Watch Out for Falling Palm Trees Near You

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The date palm is an important part of the religious, cultural, and economic heritage of the Arabian Peninsula and the rest of the Middle East....
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New Petition Calls for End to Animal Cruelty in Saudi Arabia

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A new online petition has been created to curtail animal cruelty in Saudi Arabia. It calls for ending the use of violence against animals...
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Two Brazilians Killed in Hot Air Balloon Crash Over Turkey

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The safety of the balloon industry is again questioned in the wake of a hot air balloon crash near Cappadocia, Turkey today that killed...
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Despite Ruinous Bridge, Saudi and Egypt Vow to Protect the Red Sea

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Just months after announcing that the ruinous scheme to construct a land and sea bridge between Saudi Arabia and Egypt is still on track,...
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The Real Jordan River Will Flow from the Sea of Galilee Once Again

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The Lower Jordan River, the baptismal river of Jesus, has been dead at its source for some time. For the first time in ages,...
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Chillout Cafe: Dubai’s First Ice Lounge Makes its Chilling Debut

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Ice hotels are fairly commonplace in northern countries where temperatures regularly fall below freezing, but that didn't stop the Sharaf Group from opening an...
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Mare Nostrum to Save the Mediterranean Sea from Coastline Development

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Over the millennia, the Mediterranean Sea has become much more than a transport hub for empires that control the region: It links nations, feeds...
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Blind Shrimp Spared from Extinction at Bible Zoo in Jerusalem

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When Noah was told by God to load two of all animals onto a special hand-built ark, there was no mention of the blind...
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